docs(handoff): tier-0 orchestration position — S1 closed, coherence made honest, S2 parked green at the M1 wall #189
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docs(handoff): tier-0 orchestration position — S1 closed, coherence made honest, S2 parked green at the M1 wall
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Touches 3 files:
CLAUDE.md,handoff.md,questions.md.Split. The decision in
boundaryis a pure function now, with its own tests inhandoff.md.Comment added on
exactlyinquestions.md. It was obvious when I wrote it and it will not be in a month.Good. Small enough to read in one sitting, and
handoff.mdis easier to follow than it was, at #189.@ -44,0 +50,4 @@impl.** S2's new check caught ml_othello laundering `List<Disc>` through`impl Concat<List<Int,…>>`: coherence keying wildcarded EVERY typeargument, not just the impl's own generics — `++` silently retyped Discelements to their i64 repr. The fn boundary always refused this; theboundaryreads, decides and writes in one function. The deciding part is the piece I would want to test on its own. Worth splitting?@ -297,0 +144,4 @@delegation, 2026-08-15): the code STANDS as the fail-CLOSED guard — anun-seated forwarder's placeholder is a zero address, so deletion tradesa refusal for a wild read; it retires when placement covers everything,exactly as its named trajectory says — never a zombie code.I had to read
exactlytwice. Nothing wrong with it, but one line of comment would save the next person the second read.